How PLHub works
The sources, the scoring, the AI, and what we deliberately leave out.
The Sources
We aggregate from a curated list of editorial sources: BBC Sport, The Guardian, Sky Sports, talkSPORT, Goal.com, and more. No clickbait sites. No accounts that exist to manufacture outrage. If it's not worth your time, it's not in the feed.
The PLHub Index
Every story gets a score. Not based on clicks or social shares — those just reward whoever shouts loudest. The PLHub Index scores each story across four things:
The top score wins the top slot. A match report from a correspondent who was actually there scores higher than a tabloid rumour with a question mark in the headline. That's the idea.
The AI Summaries
Each story gets a three-sentence summary generated by AI. Not a synopsis, not a spoiler — a proper summary written in plain English, in a voice designed by the person who built this site, following editorial rules he set.
Sentence one: what happened. Sentence two: why it matters. Sentence three: the thing your mate would say about it at the pub.
The AI writes the words. The judgement about what matters, what the voice sounds like, and what we will and won't say — that's human. The original article is always one tap away.
The Snapshot
Once a day — updated around matchdays — The Snapshot assembles the whole picture in one place. Top stories, the table, upcoming fixtures, transfers, the stat worth knowing. A full PL briefing in under two minutes. Your morning coffee, sorted.